Is this why the CPC has the PLA loyalty to the party per se and not to the "state" since that'll be subject to interpretation by any ambitious general during and after war time.
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Japanese people always overestimate their image in the hearts of Chinese people.
They have many literary and film works that attempt to portray the argument that Chinese people love Japan very much, and their hatred towards Japan is incited by CPC.
With the exception of about half Hong Kong's population, who worship everything Japanese without question and think of themselves as honorary Japanese. These HKers will eat Yukushima seafood without question and ask for seconds.
I suddenly had a strange idea that the reason for China's involvement in the war (assuming) was likely not due to political provocation from the West, but rather the unpredictability of Russia.
To put it more harshly, if the Russians continue to make some shocking bad performances, China will have to personally help this geopolitical neighbor end the war.
They're disgracing his memory.
Divide up their country, poison and bomb their land, occupy their ports, put them on your sanctions list, and they'll kiss your shoes and thank you for it.
Over "Weapons-Proliferation Risks"
Vietnam was added to the watch list of the FATF international financial crime watchdog, which said the nation was not effectively preventing the financing of the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.
"Divide up their country, poison and bomb their land, occupy their ports, put them on your sanctions list, and they'll kiss your shoes and thank you for it." And blames China for their struggles lol
Sigh. China needs allies that aren't complete shit shows of countries.
Well...
Frankly speaking, I think that any direct Chinese involvement or intervention as a result of the current instability in Russia is not that China will join the war on Russia's side against Ukraine to help Russia win the war, but more to control and secure security and safety of China and her immediate periphery in the face of a potentially increasingly unstable Russia.
The guy is a hack but this one is quite meme worthy imo
There's a video I saw on Reddit where the PMC WAGNER Chief met and conversed with Russian Military deputy defense minister Yevkurov and Deputy of the General Staff Alekseev. It's alleged that Prigozhin told both men of his intentions on holding the area (don't know where the meeting took place) and his March towards Moscow.
This whole saga that's unfolding in Russia, amongst Russian Military people and leaders are just embarassing as f... With this recent development, how is Russia going to be able to shake up their already mauled image of a country run by competent leadership with mature, sensible, and sober people. In which their ambitions are checked for the sake of their state/fatherland/motherland and not look like a bunch of squabbling little children complaining that they're not getting the latest toys, or not being favored by their Papa, in this case by President Putin?
How is this latest development in Russia not a setback for their objectives and goals against their own ill-conceived "Special Military Operations" What happened to the Intelligentization, Informatized doctrine that am assuming Russia Military studied and incorporated into their own military doctrine? Just when I was beginning to think that Russians have smarten up and is finally able to live up to their reputation as a military power with their supposed successful disruption of the Ukraine counter-offensive this Prigozhin wannabe Caesar happens.
Russian men, and women are being wasted on the battlefield in executing the order of their President while the other would be President is busy trying to establish his own fiefdom by killing his own Brothers-in-Arms if need be. What a sad state of affairs this is looking for Russia. Ukraine could not be more happy to watch this shit show from happening and can even use this episode for propaganda purposes and further legitimizing why UKRAINE MUST AND HAS LOOKED West/America/EU/NATO.
This whole saga that's unfolding in Russia, amongst Russian Military people and leaders are just embarassing as f... With this recent development, how is Russia going to be able to shake up their already mauled image of a country run by competent leadership with mature, sensible, and sober people. In which their ambitions are checked for the sake of their state/fatherland/motherland and not look like a bunch of squabbling little children complaining that they're not getting the latest toys, or not being favored by their Papa, in this case by President Putin?
How is this latest development in Russia not a setback for their objectives and goals against their own ill-conceived "Special Military Operations" What happened to the Intelligentization, Informatized doctrine that am assuming Russia Military studied and incorporated into their own military doctrine? Just when I was beginning to think that Russians have smarten up and is finally able to live up to their reputation as a military power with their supposed successful disruption of the Ukraine counter-offensive this Prigozhin wannabe Caesar happens.
Russian men, and women are being wasted on the battlefield in executing the order of their President while the other would be President is busy trying to establish his own fiefdom by killing his own Brothers-in-Arms if need be. What a sad state of affairs this is looking for Russia. Ukraine could not be more happy to watch this shit show from happening and can even use this episode for propaganda purposes and further legitimizing why UKRAINE MUST AND HAS LOOKED West/America/EU/NATO.